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[Desire Android Development] qweasdfzxc:
Just want to let you know that I've flashed 5.17.05.08 radio and everything is working really fine, very fast gps fix and good signal strength ;)
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
The ROM leak the radio has been extracted from (I suppose you were talking about 5.17.05.08) provides some firmwares to load on the peripherals (files like those in /system/vendor/firmware). Those firmwares are different than those coming with Oxygen. Have you tried to use the new ones and see if the problem persisted?
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Yeah, forgot to mention that I pushed the gps.bravo.so from the leaked HTC build aswell. But that only contributed that Endomondo restarted after couple of minutes, then previously after 1 hour and so. Here's _thalamus-es explanation (and the error in the log) :

"Yeah, same issue in that log:

[ 1808.247558] ARM9 has CRASHED

[ 1808.247558] smem: DIAG '[WCDMA] 12:57:27 FATAL: DOG (LOC_MW:00000) (0)

There is a watchdog in the kernel which keeps an eye on the radio, and when it doesn't respond it reboots the system as it is a fatal error, you wouldn't want to keep going with a dead radio.

If I were you, I'd report the issue to Endomondo, although I wouldn't tell them you are running a custom ROM because they will likely try to blame that.

Just tell them that their app is causing the radio watchdog in the kernel to reboot the system because it is detecting that the radio is crashing, and that it doesn't happen with other gps apps and see what they say. "

I mailed to Endomondo support and we'll see if anything happens. I'll continue with Runkeeper instead.
[Desire Android Development] ShirazSuleman:
I use Cardiotrainer which is pretty awesome and works well with Oxygen :D
[Desire Android Development] puredesire:
Any new version of Oxygen soon? I love this ROM!

Super battery time
[Desire Android Development] hypophysis:
I'm having a similar problem with the new Sigic GPS Navigation 3.0.

When I turn the screen off with GPS locked, the radio crash occurs within a few minutes resulting in a sudden reboot (the logfile contains the same error messages as shown in this thread).

Strangely this only occurs when a GPS lock is established and the screen is off, but no matter if Sygic is running as the foreground app or in the background.

I've tried reverting gps_bravo.so to the original Oxygen version (did use the leaked HTC version) - doesn't solve the problem.
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Just came from a 1 hour running workout with Runkeeper, 0 issues and accurate. **** Endo then.
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Hm interesting. But if Maps doesn't crash, it must ****ty app coding.
[Desire Android Development] koelspy:
I think we have to first wait for the new Oxygen HBOOT.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Delete this
[Desire Android Development] hypophysis:
No, it's only Sygic causing reboots.

But I'm having problems with maps too. Since I've migrated to Android 2.3. maps looses GPS lock every several minutes causing interrupted tracks in "My Tracks". The HTC gps.bravo.so seems to solve this problem, but I didn't try it for longer tracks yet.
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Have you tried different radios ?
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
My radio version is 5.14.05.17 and i have had no problems with any oxygen version. No random reboot, no wifi or gps problems or any other problems that people have had in the past months with the different oxygen versions.

Also your problems could be that you talk about radio update all the time but never anything about RIL's matching these radios.
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Try running Endomondo then please, for 2 hours ,it has a free version in the Market. You don't need to move, just make sure autopause is off and start the workout.
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Endomondo started at 9:28 PM GTM. Report in 2 hours. What should I be looking for?
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
The phone rebooted every time, usually after 1 hour mark. Also make sure that mobile internet is off (but it doesn't matter i guess, since it rebooted also with internet on). Flashed HTC-RIL_2.2.1003G.zip RIL now and testing myself again. Thanks for now ;]
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
My phone reboots after 10 seconds if I turn of the display while this is running. Will continue testing with screen on and see how that goes.
[Desire Android Development] perangbintang:
i usually ran with runkeeper and endomondo running in parallel. never had a reboot problem. only gps will turn off after locking to satellite and sometimes around 3 km/18 minutes after i started running. but all those problems are solved after i pushed the gps.bravo.so from htc leak. gps works without problem now.

never tried to running endo for 2 hours though (1 hours max).
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Ok, tried the 2.2.1003G RIL and it also rebooted the phone after an hour, so nothing new.
[Desire Android Development] madd0g:
Try just Endo ;]
[Desire Android Development] dk_zero-cool:
Ok, so I have on problem running this app for 2 hours, but I found something interesting. My phone does not reboot with screen off if my charger is plugged in at the same time. Only if the phone is running on batteri.

Also I tested some other apps that uses gps against my screen off reboot problem and none of them made my phone reboot. something is wrong with this app.
[Desire Android Development] AdamG:
I'm planning a new way to update the ROM, it will be included in OxySettings but it will be a manual process in the future but also simple, like turning battery percentage on.
[Desire Android Development] ojdon:
This is probably has been reported but I'm stuck using RC7. I can't upgrade using the Updater application or using an archive package. I just get errors. :S Any solutions?
[Desire Android Development] troly:
We expect this will come soon. Thanhks Adam!
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Update via clockwork like everybody else does. Updater is temporarily out of action, and don't use rom manager... it blows chunks.

M.
[Desire Android Development] mrweisslee:
Hi Adam,

Is it possible to insert "recent open apps" into notification bar with oxygen settings rather than long press home button? does it consider a hack? i ever used this on previous rom. thanks.
[Desire Android Development] s.teunissen:
Remove overscroll glow

Hi all,

Great ROM, really like it..

But I wonder if it is possible to remove the ugly overscroll glow... I know it belongs to gingerbread, but some other roms provide ways to remove this feature somehow...

Thanks !
[Desire Android Development] Sander M:
Thanks for this awesome closest-to-stock approach.

Much appriciated!
[Desire Android Development] xaps:
DevNull is closer to stock. ;)
[Desire Android Development] Rogi_tcz:
UOT + Photoshop and removed. This is file prepared by me. Flash via recovery.

http://www.multiupload.com/H7ZPUVFD22
[Desire Android Development] Lanbase:
which ugly overscrol glow, can you post screenshot? (with or without)

so i can compare , thx
[Desire Android Development] s.teunissen:
I mean the overscroll effect you see when you hit the end of a list for example. Google made this a standard orange glow effect, but I really don't understand why they did it. I think it is just cheap. I think a much better experience would be the list would "over-bounce" a bit and then bounce back.... But that's just my opinion....

Sander.
[Desire Android Development] nikosrs4:
that's iphoneish, that's why :p
[Desire Android Development] s.teunissen:
I quess that's true, but that doesn't mean google needs to make it that ugly ;)
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
what "ugly" is, lies in the eye of the beholder, and I quite like the effect.

Partly because it's something different than what everyone else is trying to steal from Apple.
[Desire Android Development] jfassbinder:
Almost forgot :D

THX for all your kind words.

Here is the original illustrator file, free for your use.

I'd be cool to see some themes and whatnot to come out of it.

The name of the Font is NeoSans. Can't provide it though, cuz its licensed.

If you come up with something please let me now and i'd be nice if you give me credit

Now, have fun with the logos:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1751818/oxygen-scribble.ai.zip
[Desire Android Development] AdamG:
Screenshot from latest Oxygen Settings, sorry haven't been around much to update as much as I would like this week, been busy at work.

UI isn't completely finished yet, it's getting there though :)
[Desire Android Development] ShirazSuleman:
Looking good! :D
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
Speaking of future update, I propose to use the proprietary OpenGL files found in the latest Nexus One ROM (if this isn't done already). The Desire leak use them too.
[Desire Android Development] jale:
I guess I can flash 2.1.2 over 2.1.1 without clean? And after I should have all my settings and stuff?
[Desire Android Development] slippyr4:
I did, without any problems. Always nandroid backup and then you're risk-free.
[Desire Android Development] dneill2006:
Can't wait for the next oxygen update :D

Such an awesome rom!
[Desire Android Development] Michael Josem:
Adam,

Would be nice if it were possible to include a nandroid backup in the automated 'download and install new ROM' process.
[Desire Android Development] joe_998:
Sure PM him your address and he'll come and flash it for you too :p
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
I think that's not a good idea. For that he has to build in support for different recoveries because AmonRa and ClockWork are using different methods to start the nandroid. And there are still people who are using a stock recovery. What about those?
[Desire Android Development] gippy2:
Flmao
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
Since that post, I have made some research and I have found out that Oxygen already uses the latest Nexus One proprietary libraries. The Desire leak uses other library versions instead. Could someone indicate me a way to retrieve their version. I have searched inside them for a hint, then on Google, but I haven't found anything.
[Desire Android Development] winzig:
Hi guys does anyone know how to solve the problem regarding the controls on my handsfree. They aren't working at all. Thank you in advance.
[Desire Android Development] vr5411:
Updating Oxygen is four hours long process for me:

-downloading

-removing majority of ogg files (except default ones)

-removing tts files (except gb-en)

-adding live walppapers

-adding microbes lw

-adding trackpad2wake

-adding HTC_IME mod kb

-adding HR kb layout and dict in def gb keyb

-adding voice dialer

-adding voice search

-adding car home

-adding maps with navigation for all

-adding spare parts

-adding torch app (I like it as app with icon)

-adding sound recorder

-adding OI FileManager

and some more, then

-adjusting wifi prop to 90 sec

Flashing.

Would it be possible to stop updater after downloading?
[Desire Android Development] AzureusPT:
Won't it better to download the zip file from here, updated via recovery and then add the rest of things you want to the ROM?

For example, I have a custom-update.zip that I flash everytime I update Oxygen ROM that adds/deletes some apps and updates the host file, that way I get the new version flashed and running as I like in almost no time.
[Desire Android Development] SimonVT:
In those four hours you could make your own update.zip that does all that for you automatically.
[Desire Android Development] oldskater:
odd bug with headset and music player

i have an odd bug.

if i am using my headphones and listening to music, and i then unplug the headphones the music player starts to randomly skip tracks, play a few seconds of each.

if i use long backpress to stop the music app it then restarts itself.

oxygen 2.1.2

oxygen hboot

everything else is perfect

anyone got any ideas?
[Desire Android Development] earanor:
How do you make the voice dialer work at all? As far as i can remember, it's not working for me since the first dev-null.
[Desire Android Development] vr5411:
Yes that would be faster for sure. But how to remove not needed stuff (like ogg files)? Any link?
[Desire Android Development] vr5411:
Just copied it from official GRJ22 Nexus One rom.
[Desire Android Development] zarac:
you can edit update-script to do it, here's the syntax ('delete' command is at post #8)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=641223

if you're not familiar with the process of making update.zip at all, here's a cheat sheet:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=732957
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
Random reboots & battery heavy drain issue

Hi all,

I googled a lot to look for this great Oxygen 2.1.2 version information, about random reboots and heavy battery drain issue.

For random reboots I found nothing, and for Battery drain issue I found mainly configuration for "Wifi disconnect" configuration to "never". I did a clean installation with wipe, data and cache from the stock froyo.

This never happens to me in standard froyo sense version, never in almost six months so should not be a HW issue, and I use the mobile a lot (by the way) several hours on phone, 30+ calls per day, exchange email (almos 300 MB total and more than 200 mails per day), etc...

For the reboot Issues

================

I changed config above but still I have the issue. The random reboots happens doing nothing (so alone on the table) I detected that because the telephone vibrates when shutdown happens and that ussually every 1-2 days maximun. This happens with Radio version 5.11.05.27 (the one comes with the HTC standard HTC version).

Reading and google I saw information about some issues with Gingerbread so I update the RIL and Radio to last version. HTC-RIL_2.2.1003G.zip and 32.56.00.32U_5.17.05.23.zip. This solved some reception issues I have at home, :):) but I did not solve the reboot Issues.

I see in the threads, that after reboot I can do a "adb shell cat /proc/last_kmsg" but usually reboots on work and I do not have the dev env on my laptop.

Battery drain

==========

This is that bother me more. Sometimes, and I do not see any patern, the telephone drain a lot of battery doing nothing, I even cut the 3G, Wifi, Data, GPS, everything and I can see the battery go down every 5 minutes. When this happens the battery is completely depleted in several hours, not reaching of course the end of the day.

I see something uncommon. It seems to be awake even when the display is off not using it, not on a call.

I have a PTV1 version, and the telephone is six month old.

I google a lot but I did not see any clear hint to follow to try to identificate the issue (or both issues).

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

MGMATE

PD: No app2sd, and tested with two microsd cards, one completely reliable (no issues ever).
[Desire Android Development] Dexter172:
Ok here there can be a number of issues!

1st (hope it's this) try to redownload oxygen (u maybe got corrupted update.zip), do a full wipe (dalvik cache data) and flash.

2nd ur battery is maybe corrupted, try to wipe batery stats in recovery, or try to replace it, maybe borrow from a friend for a day and you will se if it is a battery issue which would explain drain and voltage drop that causes reboots.

3rd (hope it's not this) your hardware is faulty so u need to revert to stock RUU to see if it hapens with it and eventualy take it to ur dealer for warranty.

PS: RIL is not needed, and try recomended radio 30_2, and don't restore app data if u do.

I hope it helped, please post what happened in the end!
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
1 - There are no random reboot bugs in Oxygen currently - yes there was at one point but not been the case for a while now. If you're seeing random reboots it's going to either be an app conflict of some kind, or possibly a faulty motherboard (desires are a bit prone to this and main symptom is random reboots without any specific trigger). I hope for your sake it's just an app thing.

2 - Again, there's no known battery drain bugs with Oxygen, so either an app conflict of some kind or faulty battery.

I don't mean to explicitly shift the blame away from oxygen, but if you've got a clean install going and there's noone else reporting the same problem, then it's not a rom issue.

Given you're seeing some potential hardware issues (mainboard, battery) I would take a nandroid of your current image, back everything up to PC and flash back to your stock carrier firmware and avoind installing multitudes of apps, keep it as simple as you can. If you've taken custom roms and app overload/conflict out of the picture and you're /still/ seeing the above problems then you have a faulty phone. If it works under stock image then I would root your phone again fresh, do a total clean install of Oxygen and also be a bit careful about which apps you install.

M.
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
1st. I will try this. MD5 was fine after first download but anycase is simple.

2nd. No, two weeks ago battery was fine under stock froyo. I have two batteries any case, but there are problems with both.

3rd. I hope not. Nothing changes in HW in two weeks.

I would try re download, and fresh install again with wipe, data and cache again and not installing other app.

Regards,

Manuel.
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
Mattman, many thanks,

I would tray fresh install and not installing too much applications. I have SWIPE, and Dialer One, 2x client, adobe flash 10.3, task manager (not auto kill), AURA, Buuble, Compass, Documents to Go, ES file explorer, Office talk free, rock player, simple audio manager, smooth calendar, Terminal emulator, apart of my tracks. not too much applications I think in comparison with some of you...

It should not be a HW issue unless stock has "fixes" specific for my HW. I hope not... As I said before no issues with stock two weeks ago until I update to Oxygen (the moment I decide to go to the black side :D).

Any way to detect what is making my phone restart?. I did tonight backup, wipe data and cache and restore, but I need one or two days to test. In deed whats happen is that is usign normal battery but at some point (could be related with email) start consuming a lot of battery (10%-15% per hour) doing nothing :confused: I'd like to know if there is something I could try (adb shell, catting some files) for identifying me or somebody else, what's wrong?

Regards ,

Manuel.
[Desire Android Development] jjexpat00:
You could just be running a bunch of applications in the background. I know for me that the application vTok drains like a madhouse. Dedicate a day or two on the weekend just for your phone to call and text. App killers can also take some load of the processor. If you have a lot of apps that sync constantly (facebook, weather, twitter, tumblr, etc.) they could also be sapping out backgrounding power.

Hope you find some results.
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
While the previous post is generally correct, do not use an app killer. Since froyo the os handle process management and app killers just interference and can actually be the cause of poor performance.and chew up your battery faster.
[Desire Android Development] eduits:
i agree! stop using taskkillers!

they will make your phone unstable.

Erik
[Desire Android Development] Lanbase:
download and install powertutor and taskidentifier from market, those will give you some good info about your running apps and related power consuption.

You can uninstall them again after you found the misbehaving app(s).

to spare your precious juice

grtz..
[Desire Android Development] pa.pn2:
The latest radio 0.23 with the latest ril 1003g gives me amazing battery live. About 48 hours. Never had that before with 32.44 radio.

The rom is just so smooth. Love it

Thx adam. Thalamus and the team around

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
I am now with powertutor and task identifier, but I have to google and spent some time to understand how those applications works to help me to identify where the battery drain issues comes from.

Any clue about how to configure taskidentifier to make me easy to identify the problematic tasks?, by default shows a lot of RED marks with autokill (I assume this means that are consuming too much power).

For powertutor seems simpler, and I found "http://ziyang.eecs.umich.edu/projects/powertutor/index.html" very usefull. I try to work for a complete day to see how battery is used until depleted.

Please if somebody can quikly help will be great, anycase I will be googling.

Regards and thanks for the help.

Manuel.
[Desire Android Development] :
You can also do it on the phone using a terminal emulator. Just run

cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg

Then you can send the last_kmsg file on the SDcard.

When you get it, email it to thalamus.xda@gmail.com and I'll tell you what caused it.
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
Thanks very much Thalamus.

When I will have a new reboot I will send you the output file.

Regards,

Manuel.
[Desire Android Development] Bumble99:
Me thinks a new HBOOT is not going to happen. There doesn't seem to be any movement on the alpha rev site.
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
It'll happen no worries. It's just a matter of how long it takes :) Remembering that there may be significant testing etc involved in the process, I don't know anything about it but I imagine it's not as simple as just changing a couple of numbers inside the image.

M.
[Desire Android Development] rcourtman:
I have the exact same issues as this guy, with the same specific detail he mentions.
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Then my recommendation for you is to read back over the replies we made for him and follow the same procedures. Several of us made pretty detailed posts on what he could do.

M.

(btw, quoting a massive post to make a tiny comment at the bottom is kind of annoying, in future all you really need to do is quote the first line or so, we'll be able to work it out ;))
[Desire Android Development] mgmate:
Today reboot

Thalamus, I have a reboot today again.

I send you an email to thalamus.xda@gmail.com

Any help will be wellcome.

Regards,

Manuel.

ADDED the file if anybody more can help:
[Desire Android Development] DariosF:
Can i d2ext script?? If yes, how can i install it?? Thx
[Desire Android Development] Nesrail:
Really noob question. Why use a custom hboot like Oxygen hboot? What is it good for except more internal memory?
[Desire Android Development] Svennebannan:
I'm thinking of flashing a new radio, does Adam recommend any specific version for Oxygen?
[Desire Android Development] jordan.harris01:
Yes, it is to get more internal memory for apps so you don't need to use an A2SD script. I find the apps run much quicker from internal memory than from the SD.
[Desire Android Development] Lanbase:
its pure for more internal space....
[Desire Android Development] Nesrail:
Oh... I understand :D thanks
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
I've heard of people doing it, yes, but you're much better off asking in the d2ext thread as it's not officially supported in oxygen and there's very few people using it.

I haven't seen them make any specific recommendations, thalamus has his current radio in his signature - probably about as close as you'll get to a recommendation :p

All work with varying degrees of success, though, the differences between them all aren't major.

M
[Desire Android Development] jjexpat00:
Oh i was using the long-press-back app killing feature. Would that have the same effect as a 3rd party killer? Thanks for the knowledge anyways.
[Desire Android Development] zsero:
Is it normal that I have super super slow USB speeds using this ROM?

When writing to SD card from PC (USB storage mode):

- InsertCoin gives me 3600 kb/s

- CM7 gives me something between 400 kb/s to 1300 kb/s

- Oxygen gives me 150 kb/s!!!
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
What version of the rom and what kernel?

M.
[Desire Android Development] MrTimms:
Kind of, but no.

The long-press-back kills the app that you are working with. 3rd party killers tend to run a separate process and can kill things that don't need to or shouldn't be killed. manual control is fine.